The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-09-17
PosTOFFIcE HOURS.
Mall spens a, I. and closes l0P. I.
u.dstsred mail closes at 7 r.A.

This week. A1c - AVoAiuS aAtCa hAS
herds 10 these parts.
An express office has been opened at
s.lioman, with Sam Liddle as agent.
Mrs. Blair aud child returned from
Salt Lake last Thursday.
Mr.. Stein and wife, brother of
Charles Stein, arrived from Germany
last Saturday.
Leave your orders with Sol Hip.
Goods not in stock will be sent for. >
The Argus pay day Thursday some
what enliyened the very dull money
market.
The district school was opened at
the Argus mill last Monday, with Miss
Alice Carothers rs teacher.
Sol Hip leaves this morning on a
business trip to San Francisco. He
gill he back about the 9th of October.
Ed. Watkins was called to Eureka
last Tuesday by the dangerous illness
of his wife, who Is on visit there.
"Boss' Weber and Maurice Lyons
have returned from their Tuscarora
trip. They report that camp booming.
Charles Busy, of Osceola, was in
town n few days ago. We learn he
has made arrangements to open the
pick.handle saloon.
Sol Hilu has now on hand = full
line Of mems and boys straw hats
Owing to the reduction in fares no
round trip tickets will be issued here
after by the Central Pacific Railroad
company.
Willett, John-An error occurred
10 printing this name 10 the assessment
roll by the breaking off of figure -"
IN the form. His assessment was 5000.
Hen. A. j. Spencer, of Toano, took
$1,000 of the White Pine Court House
bonds. Though Spence is now res.
ldent of Elko county, he still thinks
we'll of White Pine.
A. E. Culver. late superintendent
of the Martin at Ward. has gone East
and may take Il position offered him
in the Loebig iron mines on Lake
Superior.
By reference to our advertising col.
nmns il will he seen that the Elv |
Jocky Club will hold three days races
on their new track, commencing DC.
iober cath.
VIM. Becannon has opened the old |
Pioneer restaurant (John Wheatley's) |
and will hereafter run it in first class
style. William says he will spare
M pains tn make the Pioneer worthy |
of tho public patronage.
Mrs. w. B. Graham has received her
Fall stock of ladies and children's |
goods, comprising a varied assortment
of dry goods and fiannels in fact
everything usually kept IN first class
dry goods store.
Commissioner Gallagher and Cy. |
Miles, accompanied by Misses Gala.
CHER. McQuitty and Nora Mason pull.
ell out for Lehman's Cave Tuesday. |
They expect to spend week in |
exploring and = viewing the many |
wonders of that subterranean museum.
DR.. Z. Thiele came in from Salt
Lake, by way of Eureka, Thursday |
morning. We knew the doctor years
ago in Eureka. lie has the reputation
Of being nice gentleman and a good |
physician. He has put up his shingle |
at Mrs. Edwards and says he intends
to stay. His card will be found in
another column.
Sol Hip has received splendid |
assortment of ladies', misses and |
childrens' hose. Call and examiner
The storm (thunder. lightning and
RAIN last Sunday night was quite
heavy in Taylor, but from the Argus
mill to and in Ely it rained ell night.
The Elyites were glad of it for it laid
the dust and put the roads to that
place In fine travelling order.
Donelson Post No. Oh, G. A. r., will
be represented at the st. Louis En-
campment by Comrades Sam Snyder,
N. B. Dunton, Charles Peck, and N.
kinsly. of Duck Creek. The BOYS
leave for Frisco Sunday morning.
The NEWS wishes the delegation
pleasant trip and much fraternal greet.
ing at 81. Louis.
The first freight teams (for q long |
ume) from Toano came in Thursday |